Lexis Nexis Killer Roads: From Crash to Verdict
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More than 40,000 people are killed on our highways each year, and millions more are injured. Bad drivers and bad vehicles alone do not account for this carnage. The highway itself is often a contributing -- even determining -- cause of accidents.
Killer Roads provides comprehensive guidance on the many issues surrounding transportation facility negligence. It helps you pinpoint essential engineering issues and relevant road defects, assess the quality of maintenance, identify pertinent engineering standards, and understand the liability of all parties.
However, Killer Roads goes beyond describing the legal basis for your courtroom strategy. It also provides helpful, hands-on guidance for implementing this strategy successfully. Written in straightforward language, Killer Roads demonstrates how highway liability issues impact your approach to jury selection, the opening statement, cross-examination, and expert witness testimony.
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Featured Authors
William E. Kenworthy
William E. Kenworthy is presently an Administrative Law Judge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A former partner of the Washington, D.C. firm of Rea, Cross & Auchincloss, Judge Kenworthy focused on transportation safety and hazardous materials. He has also served as general counsel to Rocky Mountain Motor Tariff Bureau in Denver, Colorado; and counsel to Navajo Freight Lines, Inc. Judge Kenworthy has authored numerous books and articles for legal journals, and also serves as contributing editor to a trucking management magazine. Judge Kenworthy is the author of Truck Accident Preventability Manual, available on Amazon.com. He earned his law degree from the University of Denver College of Law and conducted post-graduate studies at the University of London.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 Transportation Facility Negligence
Chapter 2 Engineering Standards
Chapter 3 Legal Standards on Road Features
Chapter 4 Notice
Chapter 5 Causes of Action - Who to Sue After a Crash
Chapter 6 Proximate Cause Issues in Transportation Facility Negligence Cases
Chapter 7 Reactions of a Reasonable Man
Chapter 8 Standard of Care Issues Among Drivers, Passengers, and Third Parties
Chapter 9 Police Reports
Chapter 10 Pleadings and Discovery
Chapter 11 Railroad Crossing Crashes
Chapter 12 The Jury and High Technology Litigation
Chapter 13 The Hinge of Fate - Opening Statement
Chapter 14 The Procedures of Persuasion
Chapter 15 Cross-Examination
Chapter 16 Dealing With Experts
Conclusion
Table of Cases
Index
